GRA
Well-known member
Via IEVS: https://insideevs.com/navigant-pred...on-global-ev-charging-infrastructure-by-2025/
In other words, public charging remains unprofitable, and will require subsidies for some years yet. Not exactly news, just confirms the obvious.. . . With the charging capacity to reach 230 GW – which honestly isn’t a number we can mentally put into prospective.
Navigant also finds that in the next 3 to 5 years governments, utilities, and automakers are likely to play an outversized role in the growth of electric vehicle charging installations.
Sales of EV supply equipment (EVSE) for light, medium, and heavy duty plug-ins is expected to increase from around 875,000 sales in 2017 to over 6 million in 2026. . . .
- “According to the report, stakeholders with the ability to fund large-scale deployments—such as governments, utilities, and automakers—will continue to play an outsized role in the growth of EV charging installations during the next 3-5 years. After that period, the market is expected to reach a more truly demand-driven status, as the growing PEV population drives interest in a range of charging options.”